Upstream-Downstream Relationships in Terms of Annual Streamflow Discharges and Drought Events in Nebraska

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"Upstream-Downstream Relationships in Terms of Annual Streamflow Discharges and Drought Events in Nebraska"
written by Hong WU, Leen Kiat SOH, Ashok SAMAL, Tao HONG, David MARX, Xunhong CHEN,
published by Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.1 No.5, 2009

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